How to control thermal printer cut the paper after fully print the report

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hi all,

I'm facing problem when using thermal printer to print crystal report in vb.net 2010.
When the report got 3 page, the thermal printer will cut the paper by page. My problem now is the printer cut the paper after printed 1st page, cut again after print the 2nd page, and cut again after print the 3rd page. What i wish to do is the thermal printer cut the paper after fully print that 3 page report. In the printer setup in crystal report application, it can set paper source: Document[FullCut], Document[PartialCut], Page[FullCut], Page[PartialCut], and so on...
In the vb.net, how to use CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.ReportDocument set the paper soure to Document[FullCut]?
Your help and advice is very appreciated. Thank you.

Posted 13-Jul-15 21:40pm

waisun87

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 14-Jul-15 3:53am

What is the current setting?

Michael_Davies 14-Jul-15 4:19am

It may be that you have to set the Document[FullCut] as the default in the printer driver. I would recommend partial to hold the printout to the printer or it may wander off onto the floor.

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